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Oklahoma
No matter where your interests lie, Oklahoma has what you’re looking for. From world-class museums to roller coasters Oklahoma will make your stay memorable. Ride the sand dunes in northwest Oklahoma or float the currents of the Illinois River in the northeast. Enjoy the lush forested hills and clear lakes of southeast Oklahoma, or have a rock climbing adventure among the ancient Wichita Mountains to the southwest.
Central Oklahoma / Frontier Country
While much of Central Oklahoma was settled in one day during the Land Run of 1889 - it takes much more than a day to see it all. So saddle up and head for a blue-sky country that's rich in Western flavor, pioneer heritage, small-town charm and big-city excitement!
This is where you’ll find Oklahoma City, the state capital. It is an easy-going patchwork of cosmopolitan and country living.
Northeast Oklahoma / Green Country
Hop in the car and head for the hills ... the emerald hills of Northeastern Oklahoma! This outdoor lover's paradise is home to more than half of Oklahoma's state parks. And through mile after scenic mile, is guaranteed to leave visitors green with envy.
You’ll also find the city of Tulsa in this region, a diverse town that has activities for all interests. And it's a city of nostalgia and special memories for countless Americans due to its location on historic Route 66.
Northwest Oklahoma / Red Carpet Country
Make tracks for Northwestern Oklahoma - land of massive mesas, rugged buttes and gypsum sand dunes. Yes, sand dunes! You'll find many diverse and interesting attractions in this area named for its red soil and friendly natives who roll out the red carpet for visitors.
Southcentral Oklahoma / Lake & Trail Country
Dive into Southcentral Oklahoma, where the wide blue waters stretch out for miles. It's a sparkling, shimmering aquatic paradise - with five major lakes offering plenty of room for every sort of water sport. Come, soak up some scenery ... and refresh.
Southeast Oklahoma / Kiamichi Country
Set course for Southeastern Oklahoma and discover miles of tree-covered trails. Through rivers, canyons, hills and valleys, the wilderness beckons with pathways all its own. It's pure, unspoiled pleasure. And the perfect remedy for the urge to roam.
Southwest Oklahoma / Great Plains Country
Make way for the mountains - ancient granite mountains that rise high out of the plains in Southwestern Oklahoma. A rugged, romantic land that tells tales of Indian legends and hidden outlaw treasures, and offers some of Oklahoma's most vibrant sunsets.
Taken with permission from the Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department web site
Tulsa Skyline: C/-Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
No matter where your interests lie, Oklahoma has what you’re looking for. From world-class museums to roller coasters Oklahoma will make your stay memorable. Ride the sand dunes in northwest Oklahoma or float the currents of the Illinois River in the northeast. Enjoy the lush forested hills and clear lakes of southeast Oklahoma, or have a rock climbing adventure among the ancient Wichita Mountains to the southwest.
Central Oklahoma / Frontier Country
While much of Central Oklahoma was settled in one day during the Land Run of 1889 - it takes much more than a day to see it all. So saddle up and head for a blue-sky country that's rich in Western flavor, pioneer heritage, small-town charm and big-city excitement!
This is where you’ll find Oklahoma City, the state capital. It is an easy-going patchwork of cosmopolitan and country living.
Northeast Oklahoma / Green Country
Hop in the car and head for the hills ... the emerald hills of Northeastern Oklahoma! This outdoor lover's paradise is home to more than half of Oklahoma's state parks. And through mile after scenic mile, is guaranteed to leave visitors green with envy.
You’ll also find the city of Tulsa in this region, a diverse town that has activities for all interests. And it's a city of nostalgia and special memories for countless Americans due to its location on historic Route 66.
Northwest Oklahoma / Red Carpet Country
Make tracks for Northwestern Oklahoma - land of massive mesas, rugged buttes and gypsum sand dunes. Yes, sand dunes! You'll find many diverse and interesting attractions in this area named for its red soil and friendly natives who roll out the red carpet for visitors.
Southcentral Oklahoma / Lake & Trail Country
Dive into Southcentral Oklahoma, where the wide blue waters stretch out for miles. It's a sparkling, shimmering aquatic paradise - with five major lakes offering plenty of room for every sort of water sport. Come, soak up some scenery ... and refresh.
Southeast Oklahoma / Kiamichi Country
Set course for Southeastern Oklahoma and discover miles of tree-covered trails. Through rivers, canyons, hills and valleys, the wilderness beckons with pathways all its own. It's pure, unspoiled pleasure. And the perfect remedy for the urge to roam.
Southwest Oklahoma / Great Plains Country
Make way for the mountains - ancient granite mountains that rise high out of the plains in Southwestern Oklahoma. A rugged, romantic land that tells tales of Indian legends and hidden outlaw treasures, and offers some of Oklahoma's most vibrant sunsets.
Taken with permission from the Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department web site
Tulsa Skyline: C/-Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
